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15th February 2014, 09:31 AM #16SENIOR MEMBER
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Hi Willy,
That burl on the ground looks interesting. From the photo it looks as if it could be almost a metre in diameter- any thoughts on how you might use it?
Any luck with getting permission to harvest them? Looking forward to some WIP pics when you get that burl on the lathe- I guess it will be pretty dry and hard by now.
Bob
PS. Funny people those South Africans who would rather discuss 'buns and gurls' rather than wood , but I guess they don't want to discuss cricket either
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15th February 2014, 12:54 PM #17
Oldgreybeard, Gold regarding the cricket.
The burl would easily be about a meter. I will go up to that property again soon and will take the big saw if the farmer lets me. I don't expect a knockback as I have known him for years and have hunted burls on a property he leases. Will ask next time we are up that way, and will turn a platter for him.
I usually slice the burl into slabs for turning, and the 1/2 back for carving
Willy
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15th February 2014, 07:51 PM #18SENIOR MEMBER
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Anything but the cricket!
Actually I'm jealous of the burls you guys get over there. I think the rest of the world is to be honest.
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